The BMW i8 plug-in hybrid sports car is quite a technical achievement, but it may not be the car BMW fans really want. Despite its futuristic styling and maximum power output of 362 horsepower, the i8 is as much about efficiency as it as about performance. There's still room in the lineup for a no-holds barred flagship supercar.
According to Germany's Auto Bild, BMW is working on exactly that. The report claims BMW will launch a successor to the M1 in 2016.
Read Article